Missing file messages can be annoying, and may sometimes indicate significant problems with your computer. Learn how to tackle this common issue.

Missing file messages are typically caused by:

1) Applications or individual software programs that are missing proprietary files

2) Operating systems that are missing system files 

 

If you receive the error message…

A) On Bootup:

1) Optimize your startup items.

2) VXD Error? Diagnose VXD Errors… 

3) Search for the file or exact error message in Google.

4) DLL File Error? Click Here 

 

B) When trying to start an application:

1) Re-Install the application.

2) Search for the file or exact error message in Google.

3) DLL File Error? Click Here 

 

C) When trying to browse the internet:

1) This is probably a Browser Helper Object (BHO) problem. Run spyware and adware scans.

2) Reinstall your browser or perform an installation repair.

3) Look in Add/Remove programs for “…Toolbar…” items. Uninstall each of these applications.

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